My family came camping in the Rio Vista area and this brewery spot caught our eye. Their food,…read moredrinks and service all exceeded our expectations -- we were truly shocked at how delicious everything was. We don't have a single complaint! Music they were playing was also so fitting for the ambience. We brought our dog with us, they have water bowls and outdoor seating. They have TONS of toys for kids -- they won't go without fun while the adults get some free time. This is a MUST try!

Cheeseburger salad was great! I looked on Yelp for pictures before ordering and there weren't any,…read moreso here you go!

Service was amazing. Lady that was working was super nice and sweet. I got an iced latte and a…read moremaple bar and both were delicious!

I'm going 4 stars because the proprietors are so friendly! For food, maybe 3.2 - 3.4 stars. The…read moresandwich was good, just not great. Size was very big but too much bread to meat ratio...and I like bread so that's saying a lot for me. Veggies on the sandwich were fresh (just asked for mustard, lettuce and onion, no cheese). They through in a free donut also...like I said, very nice people. They have canned soda and a variety of bottles optional. They also do donuts, shakes, and smoothies. Cute little place in downtown Rio Vista. Nothing to go out of your way for but if you are looking for a quick bite to eat and have a reason to be in the area stop on by.

Morgan made our initial visit to this hidden gem absolutely enjoyable…read more From start to finish this restaurant checks all the boxes in this sleepy town. * Food was awesome, * Service was fabulous * Ambiance was pleasant I guarantee this restaurant covers anyone's palate. THE BEST IN RIO!!!

Fun bar and restaurant located in the heart of Rio Vista. Awesome service by Jeremy. He was…read morewelcoming, provided great conversation with some history of the area and made sure our order was perfect. The onion rings were house made. Huge with a crisp and crunchy batter on them. My pesto sandwich was bomb! The ciabatta bread was super soft. Cheese melted perfectly. Would order again for sure. My dad went with the spaghetti and meatballs. He enjoyed it and had a large amount of it to take home. This is a must visit for anyone in the Rio Vista area. Large menu with diverse options. Full bar including plenty of beers on tap. Clean restaurant and bathrooms as well. I could see myself and my fiancee taking the scenic drive up to Rio Vista for the some more of their great food and drinks soon.

1st time here and got a to go order of the 49er burger, onion rings, and toast crunch milk shake…read more I inhaled that delicious toast crunch milk shake. It was a bit thick and asked for a spoon! But I finished it before our burger and onion rings were even ready! Hubs and I shared the burger and onion rings at home and let's just say, great tasting, nor greasy, and perfect size patty.

We stopped at Burgerlicious twice in the last couple of weeks. The first time, the weather was…read moreunseasonably pleasant for December, so we took our burgers down to the river and ate overlooking the water. The burgers were as good as ever. Yesterday was a different thing, though. It was cold outside, so we decided to eat in the dining room. It took FIFTY MINUTES to get our food. The time stamp on my receipt said 6:30pm. At 7:00pm, I went to check on our order and she said it was coming up, but then started to hand me someone else's order. When I told her what we'd ordered, she looked at the order wheel and said, "Oh, yours is next." Then it took another 20 minutes to make two burgers, a side of fries, and a side of onion rings. That's just too long, especially since the dining room was freezing cold, too. We asked if the heat could be bumped up, but she said something like, "Sorry, but they lock it so we can't adjust it." The burgers were good, but it was just too damned cold. We will be back, but not until the weather warms up. Maybe in April or May.

If you've ever driven through Rio Vista, you've probably heard of Foster's Bighorn (and if you…read morehaven't stopped in yet, you should.) Foster's Bighorn is a local peeps restaurant and bar. It houses a private collection of over 300 big game specimens from Africa and North America, making it a great place to see what big game hunting looked like in the 1930s. The moment you walk in, you're surrounded by world-class trophies covering the walls near the ceiling. It's unlike any other dining atmosphere around in the east bay. For me, this place is pure nostalgia. My dad used to bring me here once a year when he had business in Rio Vista. I remember being completely fascinated by all the trophies mounted on the walls. Large game hunting wasn't something my family participated in, but growing up in a farming family, animals raised for food were a normal part of life. Even so, the quality and quantity of the collection always left me in awe. Going back as an adult, I can say that feeling hasn't changed. The collection is still impressive. This visit, we kept it simple with drinks and appetizers. My friend ordered a margarita on the rocks, and I had a pale ale. Both were delicious and reasonably priced. The bar itself is a classic 65-foot bar that feels like it belongs in another era. For food, I had the Caesar salad, and we split the ten-inch pepperoni pizza. The pizza featured roni cups and felt like a solid, classic appetizer-style pizza . The side Caesar salad was a great portion with crisp lettuce, shaved Parmigiana, and crunchy croutons, simple and tasty. Foster's Bighorn offers a Chop House style menu for lunch and dinner, making it a great spot for a quick bite or a full sit down dinner. I'd absolutely go back: first for the nostalgia, second for the drinks, and third for the food. It's a one-of-a-kind place that feels like stepping into history while enjoying a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

This place was pretty good. The staff were very friendly. You can tell this is a place the locals…read morelike to hang out at. The food was pretty good, except for the catfish sandwich. I felt it was dry and the catfish was flavorless, or else it was just so damn thin you couldn't taste it. It was over powered by the red onions and tomatoes. The star of the dish was the one thing you couldn't taste which was disappointing. Everyone else loved their food.

We were greeted warmly. Our server was very efficient and polite. The food was delicious!…read moreWe will be back! I wish they stayed open later for dinner.

I stopped by the Monarch Grill after a round of golf at trilogy and it was OK. I have to say the…read morechicken wings were good. They had a couple different styles and a short rib taco were fire. Our server was Jessica and she was very nice. She came right over set us over with the table for two and I got our order out before we knew it. Everything was excellent. I would highly recommend it nice atmosphere. The ambience was great. I ate my food so fast. I forgot to take a picture next time. I'll add a picture.

Chris helped me by walking me to the item I desired, with a smile on his face. His brother Matthew…read morehelped me at counter with the same smile and kindness. Hoot hoot for their mothers good work! God Bless them!

This review is for the deli- they make very tasty sandwiches with fresh ingredients while you wait…read more It also appears they have the option of having a tri tip sandwich on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The employees were very nice and the sandwich was HUGE. I also noticed quite a few people ordering a lunch special of pot roast with potatoes and carrots and a roll. It looked amazing and I was told they will sometimes sell out of their pot roast by 2 pm. I will be trying the pot roast next time! All the food is taken to go.

Stopped here for dinner one weekend when we were staying at Ko-Ket. The owners are so incredibly…read morefriendly and sociable. The food was really nice and not expensive. Also, inside does not match the outside. It is very clean, well kept and spacious. They really take care of this old historic building. And the owner (Sorry I cant remember his name) used to be a chef/cook at the old Hotel Del Rio and IYKYK how good their prime rib was. :) I had the prime rib, obviously. I find it hard to believe that anyone would have a bad experience here. We definitely will be back.

came here with a group of about 15 of us and i really hate to say it, but we just felt like a…read moreburden to the staff. we asked for waters all around, but the waitress only brought waters to those who didn't order another drink. once we finished our drinks and asked for water, she threw her hands up and said, "oh now you all want water?!" when my husband was ordering his salad and asked for ranch on the side, the server rudely asked, "why?" like it was such an inconvenience. she also seemed annoyed when one person in our party didn't want their water refilled in their soda cup. little interactions like these just made us feel unwelcome throughout the meal. moving on to the food... most of us ordered the prime rib since that's what they're known for. it looked like it was cooked perfectly, but unfortunately it ended up being really chewy. i hate leaving bad reviews, but i just felt like both the service and the food were really disappointing. i was hoping for a much better experience ):